
To Feel Even as I Once Knew
In Book I of the Consolation of Philosophy, Lady Philosophy visits her suffering disciple as a bright-eyed woman with a remarkable outfit: “Her garments…
Read MoreIn Book I of the Consolation of Philosophy, Lady Philosophy visits her suffering disciple as a bright-eyed woman with a remarkable outfit: “Her garments…
Read MoreI began working wood in earnest when, during graduate school, a discount-store shelving unit nearly collapsed under my growing collection of books. My wife…
Read MoreLast weekend, I had 24 hours without husband and kids. I fully intended to read three books, drink endless cups of tea and sleep…
Read MoreThe new feminism of the mid-20th century brought several opportunities and expectations for women. Among them was the idea that women no longer had…
Read MoreNext week, Transpositions will be hosting a symposium on the Domestic Arts. Topics will range from domestic arts and place, woodworking, textiles, domesticity and worship, and baking…
Read MoreEating, like clothing and shelter, is a necessity. But just as every culture discovers and develops ways of building shelters and designing clothing based…
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